Marlin Keesler - a dad who cares, and who runs, runs, runs!

I'm so excited about today's interview for the radio program - tune in at 4:00-5:00, AM 1330 (Tucson), or on the web at www.tucsonsjolt.com OR the podcast at http://feeds.feedburner.com/AlisasEducationTalk.

Marlin Keesler is a father of two teenagers who took his family on an amazing journey. With a goal to visit 50 states, and run 50 marathons, Marlin and his family learned about history, our country, and how to be together, as a family.

Listen to his fascinating story on the radio program, and learn more about Marlin and his family at www.ourlifeontherun.com.

Marlin and I spoke earlier today, and are 'plotting' ways to get his message out to more parents and teachers - how to live with, and learn from, children who have special needs. His son has been diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome, and his daughter is diagnosed with the rare Turner's Syndrome.

I'm sure you'll hear more about Marlin's work, and our joint efforts, on this blog and on the radio show. So....stay tuned!

Thanks for reading,

Alisa